Paragraph 5 Rights granted

the landlord has the power to grant, and

are necessary for the tenant’s use and enjoyment of the premises.

the right to use the common parts, including any toilet facilities, for all proper purposes in connection with the permitted use of the premises including access to and egress from the premises;

the right to use the conduits which are in other property belonging to the landlord and serve the premises in common with other property;

the right to support and protection for the premises from the other parts of the building of which the premises form part;

the right to park in any parking spaces within the car park available for the use of the premises, stating how many private cars belonging to the tenant or its employees may use that car park, and identifying the parking spaces available to the tenant on a plan;

the right to deposit refuse in the refuse bins provided for the premises, in an area identified on a plan, or such other alternative area as may be designated by the landlord from time to time;

the right to display the trading name and logo of the tenant on any sign or noticeboard provided by the landlord in the entrance hall to the building or in the common parts in each case in a form approved by the landlord;

the right to enter the common parts so far as is reasonably necessary to carry out any works to the premises required or permitted by the tenancy;

if the premises form part of a building and are in use as a restaurant, bar, public house, café or other establishment selling food or drink for immediate consumption, a right—

where the premises consist of a unit in the Centre—